The game was fun and had solid puzzle elements. The in world how to gameplay clues were nice but sometimes a little cryptic to understand. And also there was a single troll area of the game which felt a little unfair especially since there were no other troll elements to the game. So this wasn't consistent. The graphics were decent and the gameplay was solid.

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The platforming feels great! I don't know if you made it so you can walljump, but you can.

I got stuck on level 3 where you need to push the button and it tells you to restart. 

But, it was a nice game.

Well done!

I liked it a lot! It has a nice pixel art style and color scheme, and the controls felt responsive. The merging/splitting mechanic was also pretty creative.

There were some inconsistencies, however. I believe the comment by HauntedQuest summarizes them pretty well, but I found another thing and  I don't know whether it was intentional or not. I realized that if you jump, separate and then merge again mid-air you essentially have infinite jumps. This led to me solve the levels in a way that was probably not intended (this would be a pretty cool mechanic though if you designed levels around it). The smoothing factor on the camera follow script was also a bit too high in my opinion. It was sometimes difficult to see what was ahead because the camera couldn't keep up with the player, especially when falling.

I played in the browser version first (without audio  in other words) and decided to try the download version when I'd gotten as far as I could. Just so that I could give a fair rating in the Audio category. My biggest criticism is that there are a lot of repeating audio clips without variation (I got this criticism on my game as well in regards to the typing sounds :P),  such as the music only being about 2 bars long and the jumping sfx being the same every time. Something to consider might be to use different audio clips between the first jump and the double jump? Just for some variation.

With some more attention and fixes I believe it could turn out really nicely. Most games aren't made in a week after all, and this was a really solid entry. I hope you continue after the ratings are over! :)

I really like the concept and the visuals nicely fit the type of game you're making. I had some minor issues with controls, level design and collisions, though. At times, it isn't quite clear where you can and cannot go (especially higher platforms, I managed to beat the elevator level by skipping the elevator altogether, not sure whether it was intended that way). I think you really needed to teach the player about the double and wall jump and make those abilities a little clearer. The restart mechanic, I found a little confusing as well (I expected it to be just a way of resetting the level if you put yourself into a corner, not something that's required to complete some levels). There were also some issues with inconsistent collision where I sometimes would and wouldn't fit into a tight hallway and got stuck on seemingly nothing (when passing between platform and elevator). I think it may be due to inconsistent floating point calculation, maybe just leave a little more space here and there so you don't get to a point where those tiny differences matter.

But these are just minor issues and this definitely has the potential to be turned into something more if you wish to do so (adding different types of blobs to fuse with that give you more abilities would also be an interesting approach). Good job!

I had fun playing this submission! The graphics were nice and clean, and the puzzles were interesting enough to hold my attention without being impossibly difficult!

My critique: After a short while, the music got quite frustrating to listen to, since it seemed to only be about a 2 second long loop, and many of the features (double jump, jump-split-fuse-jump), were not explained and I had to come back to this comment section to try and find out what I was missing. It felt a little bit, especially on the elevator level but on others too, that I was having to break the game and exploit bugs to try and solve the puzzle, although, from what I've read, I was actually doing the right thing.

My overall verdict is that there are aspects that need some work, but once those are improved and the instructions are made a little more clear, you've got a solid puzzle platformer here with a lot of potential! And spot on with the theme too! :D

Overall a nice game!

Puzzles well thought-out. However, I got stuck on the Elevator Level, had no clue what to do once I got the little guy over the wall to the right, with spike on the end.

What I didn't like:

• Controls were a little unclear, like I didn't know you could double jump, and wall jump until I tried it out
• Some level design was unfinished, you could fall down and there would be something keeping character alive outside camera view

What I liked:

• Theme connection was spot on
• Puzzles were fun to figure out
• The art style was nice

Definitely, something that can be polished up and continued to be worked on to release!

Nice job.

You've nailed the theme, so well done on that. The platforming movement also feels great to handle and I like that intentionally dying is a strategy for certain rooms. The graphics are also really cute and tie the overall setting of the game pretty well.

I think that the instructions on the wall could be clarified better, sometimes it's not very clear what they're telling you. I'd choose a text color that contrasts more with the background and add more words or letters. The level with the rising platform also had its instructions hidden behind a secret entrance, which took me a while to find. I think that when you introduce new mechanics to the player, you should make them as obvious as possible so that the player doesn't get frustrated trying to figure out what to do.

Great work on the game, I enjoyed playing through it.

I enjoyed the game but found if you jumped while close enough to spikes you could just get an extra jump (3rd) and be fine. I was also a bit confused about some of the hieroglyphs but the game overall had very good level design and loved it!